Copyright Law Revision: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Courts, Civil Liberties, and the Administration of Justice of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Ninety-fourth Congress, First Session on H.R. 2223 ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1976 |
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1455. lappuse
... averages more than the before - tax profit that goes to the record makers ! Over the past 4 years , an average of 7.9 % of revenues has gone to the publishing industry as compared to 7.1 % of pre- tax profits to record makers . In ...
... averages more than the before - tax profit that goes to the record makers ! Over the past 4 years , an average of 7.9 % of revenues has gone to the publishing industry as compared to 7.1 % of pre- tax profits to record makers . In ...
1457. lappuse
... average royalty per record would rise about 59 % . Total license royalty payments would rise by amounts which would be enormous windfalls to the music publishing industry and a staggering burden to the record industry . Although the ...
... average royalty per record would rise about 59 % . Total license royalty payments would rise by amounts which would be enormous windfalls to the music publishing industry and a staggering burden to the record industry . Although the ...
1458. lappuse
... average mechanical royalty paid on the records in this sample is estimated to have been about 22 ¢ . The statutory royalty that , in contrast , would have been payable under the new rates proposed to this Subcommittee by the publishing ...
... average mechanical royalty paid on the records in this sample is estimated to have been about 22 ¢ . The statutory royalty that , in contrast , would have been payable under the new rates proposed to this Subcommittee by the publishing ...
1459. lappuse
... average of 22 ; per record . The rate specified in H.R. 2512 , passed by the House of Representatives in 1967 , was 2-1 / 2 per tune or 1/24 per minute of playing time , which- ever is larger ; hence , with this rate , an additional ...
... average of 22 ; per record . The rate specified in H.R. 2512 , passed by the House of Representatives in 1967 , was 2-1 / 2 per tune or 1/24 per minute of playing time , which- ever is larger ; hence , with this rate , an additional ...
1461. lappuse
... average of about $ 78 million to an average of about $ 124 million . This would have represented an increase in average mechanical royalty income of about 59 % . The aggregate pre - tax profit of the recording industry from all sources ...
... average of about $ 78 million to an average of about $ 124 million . This would have represented an increase in average mechanical royalty income of about 59 % . The aggregate pre - tax profit of the recording industry from all sources ...
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